University of Delaware College of Engineering 35 courses 125 total credits
Program goals: The objective of the undergraduate Mechanical Engineering Program at the University of Delaware is to produce graduates with a strong foundation in engineering fundamentals, enabling them to lead successful careers and/or obtain advanced degrees, and to contribute to the profession and the community at large. Graduates of the Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering program will be able to: Design, build, and test mechanical engineering prototypes in application areas such as aerospace, automotive, biomechanics, manufacturing, advanced materials, and robotics. Apply fundamental knowledge of materials, dynamics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, and control systems to mechanical engineering practice. Contribute to engineering knowledge, the profession, and the community through original research, technology development, and service. Professionally communicate technical information to a broad audience. Work effectively on multidisciplinary teams to solve complex engineering problems.
| Total Credits | 125 credits |
University Requirements
First Year Seminar (FYS) (0-4 credits) Discovery Learning Experience (DLE) (three credits) Multicultural Requirement (three credits) University Breadth Requirements (C- minimum): Creative Arts and Humanities (three credits) History and Cultural Change (three credits) Social and Behavioral Sciences (three credits) Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Technology (three credits) Capstone Experience.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ENGL 110 | First-Year Writing | 3 |
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